Kursrakete Real Goods Solar
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http://www.sacbee.com/2014/01/09/6058679/...ems-inc-shareholders.html
http://www.nasdaq.com/article/...ost-is-now-with-the-company-cm316812
"Our combination with Real Goods Solar will create a powerhouse in the commercial solar space and we are excited to be one step closer to finalizing this transaction," said Jared Haines, President, Mercury Solar Systems, Inc. He continued, "We had a strong fourth quarter building and commissioning solar systems on behalf of our customers and third party system owners. We continued our 5 year trend of positive operating results and will deliver to Real Goods financial resources including more than $10 million in cash and no debt. In addition to the completion of several major projects during the fourth quarter, we continued to increase our sales pipeline of projects that we expect to construct during 2014, invested in our operational readiness to support future growth, and expanded into new markets. During 2013, we benefitted from a number of strong state based incentive programs and new commercial customers including Panasonic and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. We are excited by our momentum going into the new year.".........
Mercury Solar Systems, Inc. is one of the East Coast's leading solar integrators. The Company designs and installs solar electric and solar thermal energy systems for the commercial and residential marketplace and to date has installed over 2,400 solar systems totaling over 50 million watts of energy. ....
http://quotes.freerealtime.com/dl/frt/N?NewsStory=1
ich muss gestehen ,ich bin mir nicht ganz klar wer hier wen übernimmt,aber offensichtlich wird es positiv gesehen
Mercury wird von Real Goods übernommen und die Aktionäre von RSOL müssen am 14.Januar noch zustimmen.Dafür wird sicher irgendeine Kapitalerhöhung erfolgen,wie will man sonst die Mercuryaktionäre zufriedenstellen?
10 January 2014 - US solar integrator Mercury Energy Inc, doing business as Mercury Solar Systems, said that its shareholders had approved a deal to be acquired by domestic solar energy solutions provider Real Goods Solar Inc (NASDAQ:RSOL).
The transaction, which was agreed in August last year, remains subject to approval by the buyer's shareholders at their meeting on 14 January, the target said.
http://predictwallstreet.com/News/Story.aspx?StoryID=77470a6a1340e8df
Real Goods Solar (RSOL) is an undervalued play on the solar market. Real Goods is a leader in the solar installation market. Real Goods has new management who are executing as evidence by the return of top line growth, retaking of market share and lowering the company's cost base. Real Goods Solar is well positioned to take advantage of the growth opportunities in the solar installation market and, given the valuation of SolarCity (SCTY), for a significant increase in valuations. .......
Real Goods Solar recently made two significant acquisitions. In August 2013, the company acquired Syndicated Solar. Syndicated Solar has a very strong sales force which will complement the company's strengths. The company recently saw capacity constraints as engineers are required in the multiple steps in the process including sales. Syndicated Solar helps alleviates those constraints. In August 2013, Real Goods Solar purchased Mercury Energy. The Mercury Energy acquisition positions the company as one of the largest U.S. solar installation companies measured by installed customers. The acquisition also provides the company with a much stronger presence in the Northeastern market and a much stronger commercial division. The combined company will be much larger leading to a more diversified company which will lead to greater economies of scale and greater access to capital. Real Goods Solar also gained $10 million in working capital.
Real Goods Solar has high operational leverage. With the exception of commission, the vast majority of its other expenses are fixed. As revenues grow at the rapid pace profitability will grow at a much faster pace leading to margin expansion and a greater valuation multiple.
In November 2013, Real Goods Solar raised $18.4 million from a share offering, significantly strengthening the balance sheet.......
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...ar-inc-has-the-goods?source=nasdaq
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...ar-inc-has-the-goods?source=nasdaq
Durch unseren Freund A.Maydorn,von "Der Aktionär" ist ja wieder richtig Leben in die Aktie gekommen.
Jetzt heist es schnell dabei sein und noch sein Stück vom Kuchen abschneiden.
Habe mir 5000 Stück gegönnt,zu 3,11 Euro.
Bin sehr gespannt auf morgen, dann muss dem Mercury Deal bei Real Goods zugestimmt werden. Ich gehe fest davon aus, dass es keine Probleme geben sollte. Dann wird der Kurs sicherlich noch mal einen kleinen Hüpfer machen. Aber eine Abkühlungsphase kommt sicherlich auch wieder. Drücke dir die Daumen, Trader Leo, das der Aufwärtstrend weiter anhält. Die Aktie hat im Vergleich zu SolarCity deutliches Aufholpotenzial. Positiv ist natürlich auch, dass es eine US-Firma ist. In Deutschland gibt es ähnliche Firmen, deren Portfolio teilweise sogar größer ist, aber die längst nicht diese Aufmerksamkeit haben. Un bei US-Firmen drehen die Anleger an der Wall-Street ja eh noch mal an anderen Schrauben.
Noch zieht die Karte "Solaris" und alle wollen dabei sein!
Ich hoffe es bleibt so!
Aber ich hatte schon öfter den Verdacht,dass seekingalpha nicht so ganz astrein ist.Wie ist es sonst möglich,dass man schon Wochen vorher weiss,dass jemand bei seekingalpha einen Artikel über Groupe Gorge schreiben wird .Auch die Empfehlungen von zacks.com ähneln häufig denen des Herrn Maydorn .
Wenn man das weiss ,ist der Tip natürlich mehr wert,denn die Umsätze in USA sind nun mal kursentscheidend